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Will the new US President criticize China in the first week after election?
orgaro ( Score Rank: #2 based on predictions in the last 30 days ) orgaro  |  was scored on 11-Nov-2008 (374 days ago)
It seems to normal ritual for a new US President to criticize China on her poor human right, and currency policy? Will the new President, either Obama or McCain, publicly criticize China in the first week after the election?
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  1. black-shoulder black-shoulder 375 days ago
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    No criticism as of this point.
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  2. einstin2 einstin2 380 days ago
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    This would be a no.
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  3. black-shoulder black-shoulder 383 days ago
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    To actually publicly identify China and criticize her in something like the "thank-you" speech or soon after? Extremely unlikely, especially given how China currently has the U.S. by the throat economically.
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